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Alt-rock discovery epoimóriròmiope has released the single and official video for “vertigine”, the first track from the band’s upcoming album “ricordi di un tempo mai esistito”, set for release on 10 October 2025 via Epictronic Worldwide.

“vertigine”—Italian for vertigo—is a plunge into disorientation, memory, and absence. The track twists through emotional turbulence, capturing the dizzying feeling of losing balance in love, identity, and time itself. With haunting melodies and raw, atmospheric instrumentation, the song feels like a freefall where every note echoes both longing and defiance.

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Stream vertigine: orcd.co/vertiginesingle

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epoimóriròmiope is:

Erik Storari – Vocals, Guitar, Composition, Production
Sara Fioravanti – Bass
Giulio Barranca – Drums

About:

Emerging in 2021 from Bologna, Italy, epoimóriròmiope fuses Metalcore, EDM, and Alternative Rock into a genre-defying sound. Originally a one-man project, it has evolved in both style and lineup—from the dark trap influences of Vincoli (2021) to the electronic experiments of kabukimono (2023). Singles from these albums remain on YouTube but have been withdrawn from streaming platforms to mark a fresh start with the definitive lineup and sound.

Lyrically, the project has shifted from social observations to exploring the darkest corners of the human soul. The latest album, “ricordi di un tempo mai esistito”, delves into separation, loss, regret, anger, anxiety, and reflections on death and life’s fleeting nature. Its first single, “vertigine”, captures the dizzying weight of absence and memory, offering atmospheric, raw alt-rock where love, identity, and time seem to unravel.

It is with the deepest regret that we announce the inevitable postponement of the “Walking With My Darkness” Oct – Nov 2025 European Tour.

Whilst we remain committed to the eventual touring of Europe, unfortunately, we’ve been forced to postpone until further notice due to illness within Jeremy’s immediate family.

As you might be aware, a few months back, Jeremy Harry Harris raised $6,000 of much-needed funds to support the AGCF (Aust Gynaecological Cancer Foundation), his charity of choice given his wife’s recent stage 4 cancer diagnosis.

Whilst the outcome of that endeavour was indeed a positive one, the outcome of recent tests for his wife have not been as positive, with the need for some pretty invasive and complex surgery being required immediately.

Whilst we are devastated at not being able to come to Europe this October, we are confident that everyone will understand that our families come first, even before music. She’s in the fight for her life right now, and after careful consideration, much discussion, and a lot of “should I go, or should I stay now” (Thank you, The Clash!), we’ve made the call, not to proceed at this time.
We’re aiming to sort this surgery out, kick cancer’s arse, and be back on the road for a European Summer tour in May / June 2026.

Whilst this is a really disappointing thing to have to do, we know we can count on all our supporters to be understanding and respect our decision.

A lot of time, effort, and planning has gone into this so far, especially from our Tour Booker….We extend our sincerest thanks and gratitude to Damir Marijan of Stage2stage – Concert Booking & Promotion, who has worked tirelessly to bring this tour to life. We are so sorry to him right now, as we know just how hard it is to book shows throughout Europe only to have the band pull out. Please accept our sincerest apologies for this, and our genuine thanks for your efforts to date.

Please stay tuned for new summer dates being announced as soon as we can finalise it all.

Epictronic proudly presents the latest audiovisual drop from one of instrumental rock’s most compelling new voices: Jon Harris. The Canadian multi-instrumentalist shares the official playthrough video for “Togetherness”, an explosive track lifted from his debut album, Parallel Heart — out now via Epictronic.

“Togetherness’stands as a reflection on human connection, born from the isolation of the pandemic. At its heart, the song contemplates a simple yet profound question: are we okay, as a humanity?”

Based in Edmonton, Jon Harris is fast becoming a name to watch in the modern rock landscape. Parallel Heart positions him as more than just a guitarist — he’s a fully-fledged sonic architect. The album merges blues-soaked hard rock, vintage synth-pop, and funk-inflected grooves into a cohesive and forward-thinking sound. Think Jeff Beck channeling Prince with a cinematic twist.

Though entirely instrumental, Parallel Heart speaks volumes. The compositions — from the pulsing urgency of “Togetherness” to the retro sparkle of “97BPM” — form a loose narrative about the tension between connection and chaos, between creative drive and real-world demands. Each track offers its own emotional arc, powered by Harris’s multi-instrumental mastery (he handles guitar, drums, bass, piano, and production duties himself).

Epictronic is thrilled to welcome Italian genre-bending rock metal act epoimóriròmiope to its roster for their haunting new album, ricordi di un tempo mai esistito, due for release on 10 October 2025. Emerging from Bologna’s underground in 2021, epoimóriròmiope has been forging a unique sonic identity by merging the visceral impact of Metalcore with the immersive textures of EDM, Alternative Rock, and Industrial.

What began as a one-man studio project has evolved into a fully formed band with a bold new sound and vision. Following the underground acclaim of earlier self-released works Vincoli and kabukimono, the band made a decisive move to withdraw their previous catalogue from streaming platforms, signaling a rebirth with a new lineup and a darker, more refined artistic direction.

Now, with Epictronic behind them, they are ready to unveil their most ambitious work to date. Ricordi di un tempo mai esistito (“memories of a time that never existed”) is an emotionally charged concept album that dives deep into themes of loss, abandonment, rage, anxiety, and the fleeting nature of existence. Written during a period of intense personal turmoil, the album is both catharsis and confession — a raw sonic diary built on distorted memories and unspoken grief.

Fusing jagged guitar riffs, aggressive synths, glitched textures, and cinematic soundscapes, the record draws inspiration from Nine Inch Nails, Deftones, Bring Me The Horizon, Massive Attack, and echoes of darkwave, IDM, and cyberpunk. It’s a record that doesn’t seek to soothe but to confront — a sonic mirror held up to the most shadowed corners of the human psyche. This release marks the beginning of a new chapter for epoimóriròmiope, one rooted in emotional truth and unrelenting sonic exploration.